Amid the innovation around higher resolutions and refresh rates announced at CES 2022, one smaller display announcement caught my eye that might be even more important.
What’s a dual-spec monitor? Well, quite literally, it’s a display that can run at two different specifications — or more specifically, at two different refresh rates. That means a gaming laptop that could, for example, provide the option to adjust the display to a higher resolution with a slower refresh rate — or a lower resolution with a faster refresh rate.
Until now, the maximum refresh rate of a panel in gaming laptops has been set in stone. Buy a 4K 60Hz panel? Well, that means your 1440p and 1080p gaming is also going to be stuck at 60Hz. That made slower 4K panels out of the question for PC gamers, even if you’d appreciate that 4K panel outside of gaming.
The reason this is so advantageous? Well, different games call for different specifications. You’ll be more competitive in a fast-paced shooter on a lower resolution with a higher refresh rate. Meanwhile, you’d appreciate the higher resolution of a slower-paced adventure title that has an emphasis on immersion and fidelity.
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